What Liz Cheney is doing is not only trying to save the Republican Party, she is trying to save the country. She is trying to save democracy, because if we don't have truth, as George Shultz, former Secretary of State said, without truth…

Joe Biden is the next President of the United States. He is the President-elect and they should say so.

What he is doing is saying that anybody who votes by other than in person is committing a fraud upon the American people.

Labor to keep alive in your breast that little celestial light called conscience.

It's demeaning to every person who wears the nation's uniform, for President Trump as commander in chief to say that Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Joe Dunford are babies, or sissies, or incompetent.

The notion that anyone joins up to serve our country is in it for the money is absurd.

He has an obligation to instill pride, respect for their patriotism and sacrifice. He does anything but that when he goes in to the Pentagon or in the situation room and says you're a bunch of incompetents.

if we succumb to this notion that the President is above the law, then I think we are sacrificing the Democratic system.

the President has said, the rules don't apply to him, that he can't be charged with anything, that he can't even be investigated.

I saw no evidence presented during any of the committee hearings and I believe that's the case with the Senate investigation as well that indicated that Ukraine had any organized attempt to interfere.

This is about, yes, about Trump and the impeachment of Trump, but really what's at stake is the rule of law.

He is driving a wedge in this country, which I think will undermine our security, if he continues to do that.

If you're a Republican, you support the military, but if you're a Democrat, you don't, it's going to divide this country, and make us less secure in the future.

It's a very divisive technique that he is using. He is not presiding as President of the United States of all of us.

I don't think the way that President Trump is dealing with this is the right way to go about it.

I think the imposition of tariffs is exactly the wrong thing to do.

Nobody should feel free to ignore the Congress of the United States including the president of the United States.

I think we have to think very carefully about whether or not we would like to see the disillusion of the Chinese government as is currently constructed.

The danger is you don't want to have the president continue to insult the intelligence community, saying you've got it wrong, I don't believe you.

One of the problems on this, Anderson, is the president is impulsive, impetuous, and he responded to what he heard were reports about the testimony.

The president has taken a wrecking ball to every pillar of stability and security we have erected over the past 60, 70 years.

When the entire national security team said that the Russians had attacked us, had attacked our democracy, President Trump said, he believed President Putin.

I think we're in more danger now than we've been before.

The President has taken a wrecking ball to every pillar of stability and security we've erected over the past 60, 70 years. He systematically demolishing that.

Now, Secretary Mattis made a statement today which I think was the correct one. It should have been made by President Trump and that is to say you are playing with fire, that you're really escalating the danger in the Korean peninsula…